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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2004
Page
6
Arthur D. Hudnutt era cited. A Cooper Hudnutt retains title while Andrew R. Young becomes publisher. Dave Perczek remains editorial page editor. Patti Ewald named managing editor. Matt Westerhold elevated to assistant managing editor amid staff transitions.
Lorain County outpaced eight regional counties with fewer April unemployment claims than a year earlier. The county added 554 jobs from 2002 to 2003, led by LCCC’s Transformations Program and GLIDE. County Chamber officials credit expanding services, rising home construction, and manufacturing turning a corner.
The Higher Education Research Institute finds 40 percent of freshmen at 42 selective state universities come from families earning over $100,000, up from 32 percent in 1999. Tuition hikes and loan pressures limit access for lower income students, prompting policy shifts at Stanford Yale Maryland Missouri to broaden aid and admissions.
A barrage of letters attacks John Kerry and George W. Bush over campaign tactics and policy. Contributors cite Ohio exports to the EU, tax burdens, school funding, and safety laws while urging reform and a focus on real voter concerns.
In a muddy slog to the campaign trail, candidates tire of constant Bush bashing and Kerry counterattacks in televised commercials. Voters face a noisy media blitz amid fresh attacks and rebuttals.
Short guidance for readers on submitting letters by fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor. Mentions fax number 329-7282 and email placeholder etters chrani. The fragment suggests a newspaper instruction page for letter submissions.
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